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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
WEST VIRGINIA..
first Session or the Legfsiaturs Hines
the Removal or the Capital.

Especial telegram to the Dspatch.1
CHARLESTON, w. Va, January Ito
morrow Charleston will become the capital
OF West Virginia dc fdcto ~ well as dc
jurs-for the first Legislature since the
capitals removal from Wheeling here COM
mences then. The members are all here,
and the candidates for the various Offices
are numerous. To-day and yesterday wire
working and button-boling were gong on
at all times and on all occasions. But Is
was done in a friendly spirit, Tor the rival
~ has been between Democrats. The Re-
pubhcans don't want any Offices. Oh, mol
not they; for both houses are safely Dem
ocratic. The Democratic caucus tonight
nominated the following officers, who will
be elected tomorrow:
In the Senate: For President, Hon.
George +. Price, Of Mineral county; for
Clerk, John \. Anderson, OF Nicholas; for
Sergeant At Arms. J. II. Maroon, Of
Wayne; for Doorkeeper, +. j. Gross, OF
Lincoln.
In the House OF Delegates For Speaker,
Hon. John NJ. Rowan, OF Monroe; for
Clerk, j. b. Peyton, Of Cabell, by aeciama-
tion. Mr.. Peyten has been clerk since 1871.
For SergeaDf.at-Arms, {. p. Door, Of
Webster for Doorkeeper NJ. b. Divine, Of
Taylor.
This Legislature is OF nstionaI impor.
tauce, for n elects United States Senator
TO succeed Senator Camden. whose term
expires March Sd. The Senator II candi-
date 10 succeed himself. with good pros
poets OF success. The Legislature being
Democratic on Joint ballot insures the elcc.
tion OF q Democrat, aud Csmden's reelec-
tion would be assured but that the cry OF
monopolist" has been raised on account
OF his connection With the StaDdard.Oil
Company. In spite OF this, however,
the fact remains that he has br0ught
more money 10 the State and has done more
to develop her resources than any man TN
il. The Republicans, despairing OF elect
inga candidate OF their own, have brought
forward Governor Wilson as candidate
against Candies, hoping that by the Gov
ernor's known championship OF the work.
ingmen's cause 10 give emphasis 10 their
cry Of monopolist" -; but Governor VIII
son Is 100 far-sighted and too good Demo
crat TO be caught by such chan a. this.
he can easily see that the sole OBJ
ject OF the Republicans In so sud-
denly discovering his eminent fitness
for the senslorship Is 70 weaken
the Democratic majority by divisions, and
compelling one faction or the other 70
make combination with them. Their
plars. however, are too transparent. and
will fail 10 materlalize. Governor Wilson
Is young man, and can afford TO bide the
time when he will be the choice Of the
Democratic party and not Of the Republi-
cans.
II has been rumored here to-day that
Wall street had contributed $4,000 TO-
ward the defeat Of Camden. II so, Wall
street Ia out just $4,000.
Among the prominent men in attend
ance at the opening Of the session are ex-
secretsry.of-sta stalnscker, OF Wheeling I;
Congressman-elect Hogg, OF the Fourth
district; G. Is. Hart, EDITOR cf the Wheel
ing Inteuigencey; aud Georgc Tippett,
editor OF the Point Pleasant k<gisf<r.
senator Camden viii arrive tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
sprtnr.s.re.t Ex.sn.lon.

Colonel Cutshaw and Councilman Henry
Bodtker, on the part Of the city, met the
Board OF Directors aud superintendent o'
the Penitentiary yesterday evening by ap
pointment 10 discuss the question OF open.
ing Spring street through the penltentiary
grounds TO First street.
The idea Is for the State to give The
ground and the city TO do the work.
There is now an unsightly rayine on the
proposed line OF the street, and considera
ble filing will have to be done by the city,
but street there would be Of great adyan'
tage to that portion Of the city, and would
Iss, pueh improve the penitentiary pro
perty.
Colonel Cutshaw will prepare plan,
aud II the lines eah be agreed upon by toe
Council and the Board, II viii be submitted
to the Governor TO be forwarded for suita
Die legislative action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
CONTINUED.
ray VIRGINIA coufoH CASES Ar Az
yxANDRIA yxsTB1DAY.
The Proceedings IN the unitsd States
cirsuit Cosrt-fhs Cas- Of
George n. Hain.
rspec,.l ,slesr.m to the pispatsh.l


ALExASpRrA, Va, Jang,ry 1I.-rhe
motion Of Herman stump. trustee, Sot 90
Injunction TO restrain the Board OF indem-
niiy from paving out Of the State Treasury
the judgments recently rendered against
county treasurers and themselves IN thc
Circuit Court Of the United states the
petition OF J, w. Corcb, treasurer Of
Petersburg, for mandamus TO com
mel Morton Marye, Auditor, and A. w.
Harman, Treasurer, to receive from hiu
certain coupons which he had received IN
payment OF taxes, and the motion 70 re-
woke the special rule OF practice 10 coupon
cases adopted BY Judge Hughes on the I'D
day OF December, all came on 70 be beard
before Judges Bond and Hughes here 70
day.
Mr.. Tucker was detained Ia Washington
until 8 O'Clock. Attorney General Ayers
stated that Mr. Tucker was associated with
him In the causes. and he would be glad II
the Court would wait until he came, but
that he did not want either Of the caves
continued, and was ready to proceed.
Mr.. Royal moved for contin0uce OF
the motion for an Injunction, stating thai he
had not been able 10 prepare HIS argument.
The Attorney General ins!sted that the
cases should all be heard and opposed any
continuance.
The Court decided to continue the mo-
tions until the first Monday In April, with
leave to the counsel TO agree upon dsy TOR
the bearing sooner II they could do 20.
After this action Of the Court Mr.. Tuck
er came from Washington, and an agree
ment was maderto have the cases heard In
Baltimore on the 27th OF January before
Judges Bond and Hughes.
The application for . continuance OF the
motion for new trial In the case OF George
NJ. Balm, Jr., convicted In the Norfolk
bank case, was oyerruled, aud
Richard Wake, OF Norfolk, counsel Tor
Balm, supported the motion for arrest OF
Judgment and new trial BY urging that
the grand Jury which found the indict-
ment had been summoned to serve At Alex
anaria, and that therefore they we're not
competent grand Jury at Norfolk. He
urged also that the court had allowed an
amendment to the indictment, and thus
yitiated IL; thatthe Judge erroneously ruled
on the subject OF intent; and that The evi-
dence was insufficient to convict.
Major Page supported the same views,
and then the Court said they did not care
10 hear from the Government and over
ruled the motion, suspendiug the entry OF
the erder until January Goth In order TO
give time for an applics.jon TO the Supreme
Court for hdbeas corpus. 1t beng agreed
that Judge Crump's argument might be
filed In the case.
The application OF Frank p. Clark, on
the part OF the bondholders OF the Danville
and New.R River railroad, for a receiver was
granted, and John G. Wrenschall was ap-
pointed.
The indictment In the Corporation Court
against X. Il. Lucas. agent OF the bond
holders. for selling coupons without license,
was, with the consent OF Mr.. Royal aud
The Commonwealth attorney. continued
TO the February term OF that court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
big Land Excftsmsns I'm AIabam q
iBy Telegraph To the DhpAtch.l

SELMA, ALA, January l1.-Three large
land syndicates just formed in this city
will receive charter the 1st OF February,
and will open subscription books for a
capital stock Tor one or more iron furnaces
which are to be built. A railroad running
from Selma TO Catawba and the Warrior
river coal and IRON beds Is now being sur
veyed. The people are wild with enthu-
siasm. Nothing OF the kind was ever be-
fore known in this city. Capitalists from
all sections OF the United States are flock.
ING IN 10 make Investments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

A. G. Gibbs, r. A. c.; III. b. owen, mas
ter OF third vail William whitwcrth. mas
ter OF second vail; G. A. Nesbitt, master
OF first yails A. J. Simmons, ianitor. w.
J. Carter, G. c. Wilde, T. s. Inge, and ;.
MEG. Fisher, OF Lafayette Royal-Arch
Chapter, No. 40. were elected TO member
ship. Messrs. John Rice. j. Il. Charlton,
A. II. Fitzgerald, A. w. Fair, and w. L.
Williamson, Master Masons In Manchester
Lodge, No. IA, were elected 10 receive the
degrees and Mark Masters degree con-
ferred on them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
BANK OFFICERS ELECTED.
Those Chosen by the Four National
Banks here and the City Bank.

The regular annual meetings OF the
ckholdeTs OF the four national banks OF
Richmond and Of the City Bank were held
in their respective banking. houses at IL
O'Clock NJ. yesterday, and elections Of di-
rectors for the year were held, with the FOL
lowing results:
FIRST NATIONAL.
/. Davenport, Jr., franklin Stearns, g.
W. Allen, G.. u. Davenport, Byrd War
wick, r. NJ. Rutherford, G. \. Davenport,
w. 4. YarbroIgh, Fl. d. Whitcomb. II. l..
Brown, A. L. Boulware, Leopold Levy,
and John b. Purcell new one).
Mr.. J.. Davenport, Jr, was reelected
president by the Board.
NATIONAL BANK OF VIRGINIA.
E.O. N0Iting, Thomas w. McCance, J.
w. Allison, James Il. Gray, III. A. Clai-
borne, l.. B. Tatum, George l.. Christian,
George n. Woodbridge, and George w.
Pain
Mr. Noting was reelected president.
PLANTERS NATIONAL.
Old Board OF Directors reelected. They
are: J. b. Pace, j. j. Montague. w. j.
Westwood, Charles III. Talbot, and VI.
RoSenbaum.
Mr.. Pace was reelected president.
MERCHANTS NATIONAL.
Directors: John p. Branch. Frederick
Il. Scott, Thomas Potts, II. C. Morton, An
drew Pizzini, Jr., DIR. X. G.. Cabell, Jr.,
Colonel A. ;. BuIerd, aud G.. 5. Stringfel-
low.
Mr.. Branch was reelected president.
CITY BANK.
George W. Anderson, l.. u. Addison, J.
w. Beyeridge, r. Z. Blankeuship. l. ID.
Cardozo, Edward Cohen, James L. Gray,
). II. Hawes, William Josiah Leake, Moses
Millhiser, \. ", Nelscn, Willlam Ii.
Palmer, r. c. Wortham. -.
At meeting Of the directors Mr. Ed.
ward Cohen was reelected president and
Colonel William ii. Palmer yiee-presdent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
Prevention BETTER Than Care.

Nsny persons are afflicted with skin
eruptions, boils. or ulcers. Brandreth's
Pills taken freely viii In short time effect
complete cure OF all such troubles. Ul-
GERS OF long standing have been cured by
them. Carbuncles have been checked 10
their incipiency by them. The worst fever
sores, bed sores, and the like have been
driven from the skin by them. Only begin
in time and few OF Brsndreth's Pills will
prevent many sickness. Taken freely
they Will cure any disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
Henr,eo county Ceurs.

In this court yesterday the 3 case ol
Mitchell Us. The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company was heard, and damages
were placed al 800. The defence demurfec
to the evidence, and the court took the
question into consideration 10 render its
decision Friday. Mitchell bad horse
killed by an engine on this road and
brought suit for 500 demsges.
Several nnimportant cases were post
pontd unhl the next term, and the court
adjourned over until Fridsy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

The entertainment at Clay.street church
last night by Master Ralph Bingham Vas
most enjoyable affair. The large audience
present was highly entertained. The Sc
leciions were both grave aud humorous,
and in the latter Master Ralph was par
ticularly happy. The music. by Messrs.
Ramos and Stoyer, added greatly to the
pleasure OF the occasion.
Master Ralph gives an entertainment To-
night at the Old Market Hall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
Funeral Of 0ishep GieAbrsnnsS.
Especial telegram 10 the DispateD.l

srAuSroS, Va, January li.-Bishop
Glosbrenner, OF the United Brethren
Church, was buried at CharchyiIle, Au-
gusta county, to-day. There were persons
present from other States and . large as
semblage OF Augusta-eounty people.
Among those from Distance we're B'shop
Weaver, Of Dayton, Ohio, now the senior
OF the ecclesiastical heads OF the Church.
aud also Rev. DR.. Holt, also Of Dayton,
aud Reys. j. L.. Grimm, G. w. Steinspring,
and A. NJ. Evers, Of Maryland; Rev. J..
Greiner, OF lows. and Reys. A. N. Hcru
and 3. X. Wine, OF Augusta couniy.
Bishop Weaver and DR.. Hott eouduetet
the services. the Bishop cctivcnng .
lengthy discourse, skcs ching the life and
labors Of thu deceased. Rcvx. Grimm,
EveIs, Sieinspring, HerL Wine. and
Greiner, Of the United Brethren Church,
and Rev. j. II. III. Winfree. Of the Prc>by.
ierian Church, were pali-beszers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

srmSGrTEID. H., January li.-Tb~
senatorial contest was given 40 impetus IA
iay by The appearance In The deId Of aue~
candidate in the person Of ex.0osernor
Hamilton, who claims that be ensered
the race At the efgnest solicitation
Of bis Grand-Arny friends. lis acp<ar.
snce bss had The effect of creating somethiuG
Of panic amoug the follower q the olher
candidates, who had begun 10 >ettlc upon
the question Of the strength OF he re>I,ec-
tive leaders. Ex.Mayof bond, u Cnlssso,
Is also Ia the 6eld.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
on,e..s or the Br,cnlayer, un,on.

The BrickIayers' Union Of Richmond has
elected and installed the following officers :
J. r. Green. president; Il. 5. Ragland,
yice.presldent; John N. kimbrough, re
cording secretary T; Ally Moore, correspond
ing secretary; Alfred Walker, financial Sc
cretary; William Hooker, deputy, and
James Cox, alternate; l.. d. +. Enos, John
N. Kimbrough, Osborn Holmes, and Il. w.
reagle, trustees. J. II. Green and Il. 5.
Ragland were elected delegates TO the In
ternatlsnal Bricklayers' Union.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12


Our stock OF CLoAKS is very large. Ex-
traOr1inary Teduct DDS must be made TO
close them out this month. We have ac-
eoTdingly marked our entire line down 10
prime cost.
CHILDREN's CLOAKs from $50 up;
Misses New ,narkeis from 1878 up;
ladies Jaci cts and short Wraps at
Slb7 worth $50 st So 39 worth "a. Rt
1924 worth So. at $3.50 worth SO;
NEW MARKETS for ladies at s4.lo, s4.6S'
S513. s5 AZ. SO 81, s6.e3, S7.15 worth re-
spectiveiy SO. So. IS, so, $40, ell, 81 90;
RUSSIAN CIRCULARS at about half value.
DRESS GOODS.
All DRFss GOODS at cost. Tricolsat 20, 40,
60 and Soc; Satin Berbers at I2c. worth
2Oe; double wide Cashmerts AT 13c.,
real value 22c.: Worsted Plaids at lac.
worth 26c.. at 2lc. worth SOC. Figured
Silk Vevets at 50c were Zoe. striped
Nelvets at 42c. worth csc. All Velyets
In plain, figured, and striped at less than
cost price.
CARPETS.
Our entire stock OF HEMP, INGRAM.
THREE.PLY. APEoTRY, BRUSSELS,
and VELVET CARPETS at cost
HEMP CARPET at lac; INGRAM OAR
PITS at ~, 27. 80, as CO, and 79c.;
THKEE-PLY CARPET at 74c.; TAPES
TRY CARPETS at 40. Ga, and 75c.;
BODY BRUSSELS at $50;
Nice assortment OF SMYRNA RUGS mueh
below value; TAPESTRY and VEL
VET at half price.
BLANKETS.
WHITE BLANKETS al 99c. worth Sl.60;
good GRAY BLANKETS at 81; So 95
for an all. wool lO.4 WHITE BLANKET
worth so.
Special bargains in LACE CURTAINS,
COUNTERPANES. BED.CO MFO RTS,
TOWELS. NAPKINS, TABLE LINENS,
SHEETlNGS. &c.
Give us an early call
ID. q Il. MITrELDORFER,
JR 9.Su Tu6W b27 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
n January Dr47e.

Tfit seldom hGt more advantageous OPP
portunity presents HSelJ than hat 0hteh to-
day ,ce offer TO our patrons. In explanation
we tciSh 10 soy that during uIe season now far
adUanced Ve have discovered The greatest de.
mand woS for our finer qualities Of Mems
and oys' Clothing. and as iOe cater for The
million, our stock Of medium grades ,0ds ne
cess0riiV large. As a result Of all this. toe
find ourselves overloaded pih jstiL the kinds
that ought not0 to be in demand. We ike these
goods well, Jm ,ce prefer seeing then, on your
persons 10 seeing ther on our counters. Here's
The inducement we no0 offer:
NEWS SLITS-E Every SUI in our house
phich pas selling for slo (and in point Of
iatriasic tGlue ,oos he best for he aniounttO
BE- found IN the cify) ia non o'oatin0 yOtU se
lection ass.
NEWS OVERCOATS.-B Ne have 0auged
these garments Jy the same rule precisely.
Every $40 Orereoot in our house now marked
atss.
our stock Of Youths SUITS and OrercOats
,ros pery much lo,cer, curing to The fact that
The gO,lng and dressy men Of our city haze
tong since discovered hat ours is the house
where style and tone in young mems clothing
rei0ns serene. But tate or early IN the sea
son zoe are otoGyS open for q purchase, no
matter hop large, il he advantage is isapparent
TO as. We hare Just received herenslts Of such
a purchase his morning, and he results ~
no,0 o6er line Of Youths Suits and Ooer-
coats at ss each Which wotild sell iceU and Be
egeellent ralue, at sl2 to sl5; but the idea oc.
Cured 10 as 10 make general IS sale Of
Mems and Youths Suits and Opercoats. These
great bargain, are on exhibition in our store
on cur counters. Look them Ouer at your con-
uenieaee. Courteous saleImen wiH gladly wdit
on you and never iniportune you TO buy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

In the regular course Of Biblical lectures
IT Richmond College, Rev. A. Broaddus,
D. d.. Of Caroline, willat 1880 this morning
discuss :. Tue Character Of Belaam." Visit
CTS, whether ladies or gentlemen, viii be
welcome, and viii no doubt be fully re-
paid. Dr. Brosddus Is one of the clearest
and most vigorous thinkers IN the State,
and therefore well prepared to grapple with
the difficult theme assigned him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

cDe Of ihe best troupes at the Academy
this selson began an engagement last night
before packed house in the exciting
drama .sNobody's Claim.' The piece Is
replete with startling crises and Is in-
teresting throughout. Mr.. Bowling Is q
good actor, and Miss Hasson, who Is Young
and pretty, is yiyaclous and lively. The
support was tolerable. The audience was
heartily pleased, II its appreciation can be
measured by its frequent applause. The
piece will be repeated this afternoon and
nntobt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

The steamer Old Point Comfort left her
dock at Q O'Clock yesterday morning, and
after battling with the ice for several hours
gave II up. The steamer Old Dominion,
OF the Old Dominion Steamship Company,
and the Pioneer, sf the Clyde Line, LETT
their docks at 2 p. NJ, and after three
hours trial succeeded in getting of, and
proceeded down the river.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
Auosher Rig Lot.

The Publishers Grand Book Sale have
been busy the last few days opening au-
other large consignment OF Books. The
publisher having this sale telegraphs Mr..
Int, the manager, TO sell-sell at any price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

Without doubt the Publishers Grand
Book salefs unparalleled In the annals OF
Riehmond's business history. There you
can actually buy books for less than cost OF
manufacturing. The reason IL that this Is
apublisher's surplus, and must be sold at
any price. Only short time longer. 1909
east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

had lived IN Manchester for more than
thirty years, and was most esilmable Lady.
She had been 10 III health for long while.
She was the mother Of Mrs. Wake, Mrs.
James Archer. and OF the late William
Hobbs. The funeral will take place from
Mr.. Wakes residence at p. NJ. to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
SEINE THREAD.

RTE HAVE JUST RE-N<e<7vVse
w cEivEp q large supply .a>l.,-
portation. We arc prepared 10 supply deal-
ers ana iahsrmen as the lowest posslple
pTicss Also, on hand Seine Twipes, Lines,
fswkipg Ropes. Corks Cofkweod, and Net
tipg for Gill Nets and Haul seinee. oroen
Solieited and satisfaction guaranteed.
L. LdCHTENSfEtN'S SOY
Sole Importers OF the Celebrated Lion
Brand heine Thread, coraer Seyenteentn
aud Franklin streets. uezo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

Mrs. Mary 4. Hobbs, relict OF the late
Jeremiah Hobbs. died at the residence oil
ber son-in-law, DAVID y. Wake, 1929 Per.
ry street, ct 2:f5 A. NJ. yesterday; aged
dxtyseyrn years. Mis-. Hobbs vas sis.
ler ii hrs. q. 3. Maurice, who preceded
her 10 the grave BY q few months. sac
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
M.ucne.,.r Roy.,.Arch Chapssr.

Manchester RoyaI-Areh Chapter, No. iS,
was re5rgsnized last night at Masons' Hall,
on Filth street, with the following officers
d. J. WeIsIeer. high priest; 5. q. Dyer,
king; s. NEG. Fisher, scribe pro tenn.
WI. Carter, treasurer pro iem.i James D.
Craig, secretary pro tsia. u. Fitzgerald,
captain OF the host; w. /. ciopton, r. ). !
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
veeeut,en q, the Goyeruor's MANS isu

The first OF series OF public receptions
TO be held at the Executive Mansion this
winter took place last night. The Gov.
ernor and his wife, assisted by several
ladies, received large number OF callers
during the evening. Music was furnished
by small orchestra, and the occasion was
a thoroughly enjoyable one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

Her Msrtyrdom, Beyond Pardon, Re-
pented at Leisure, A Dark Marriage-Morn,
Thorns and Blossoms, A Broken
Wedding. Ring, From out the Gloom,
Welded and Parted, Her Marriage.yow-
any Of these In beautiful editions for 20
cents at the Publishers Grand Book Sale,
1909 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
Spaciai Calendar sale.

To-day the Publishers Grand Book Sale
will sell those Beautiful Calendars In verse,
with engravDgs. &C., for 10 cents. Go
early before they are all gone.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

Iiorper's Weekly out to-day, containing
four pages OF illustrations, accompanied by
appropriate articles devoted TO Richmond !;
also, Puck, Frank Leslie, and Judge--all
ten cents. For sale by n. Leonard, 903
east Main street. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

On application the Publishers Grand
Book Sale will mail Prlce-List Of Books 10
any address free OF charge. Books packed
for shipment free OF charge. 1909 east
Main street,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
t0y- d. & E. MITTELDORFER.

Previous 10 taking inventory II is our de-
Bire 10 close ont our entire stock OF
CLUAKS, CARPETS, BLANKETS,
DRESS GOODS. FLANNELS.
MkKINO UNDERWEAR. &C. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

We have direc. testimony that will prove
beyond the shadow OF a doubt that be Is
g,6ity and will suffer for his crime OF
ueglecting that cough so long when single
bottle OF DR.. David's Cough Syrup would
have cured him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

Steamers over the York; River line be-
tween West Point and Baltimore will leave
to-day on regular schedule time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

Application to set aside order dismissing
cause and to rcfnstate same on docket DC
MED.
Magariry against shipman; two cases.
Argued bv A. IL. sands, ESQ.,. Tor appcF
LIANT and Judge w. willoughby Tor ap-
pellee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

The Norfolk and Western Railroad Com
Dauy against Harman's administrator,
Writ Of error aud saperssdeas awarded to
iudemeuf rendered by the Circuit Court
I Montgomery county on the 10th Of De-
embeg, 1856.
Bsee6er, &C., against Basby, trsatse, &e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12

Roses. Boses, Roses,
and all kinds OF Cut-Flowers. Funeral De-
signs, &C., at short notice.
w. l.. TINBERLAKg, Florist.
43i east Broad street, Richmond, Va.
'PhOne So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-12
Roses, Roses, Roses,

The best drink OF the age. Take Whis-
key and Moxie and you will never get tight.